Shooting in Markham leaves one person injured
One person has been injured in a shooting in Markham, police say.
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Passengers left scrambling for return flights amid looming Air Canada flight attendant strike
Three suspects wanted, 88 charges laid in recording studio shootout
‘Chaotic and hectic’: Residents voice support for Ridgeway Plaza injunction
Expert fears a deal at Air Canada won’t be met unless Ottawa steps in with binding arbitration
Survey suggests renters spend more than half of income on rent
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CUPE calls Air Canada ‘absent’ from the bargaining table ahead of strike deadline
Ont. Premier Ford slams Campbell's for 'misleading the people' with soup labels
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Oakville mansion hits the market for $39M. This is what it looks like inside
A luxury waterfront property, perched on Oakville’s sought-after Lakeshore Road, has hit the market for $39 million. Here’s what the home looks like.
Toronto
‘What is it?’ Strange object appears above southern Ontario
Stargazers in southern Ontario hoping to catch a glimpse of the Perseid meteor shower Tuesday night were left scratching their heads when a mysterious object appeared in the skies above them.
Canada
Federal government plans to reduce size of public service through attrition: minister
Despite warnings from experts that the federal government will have to make deep cuts to the public service if it hopes to meet its promises to reduce operational spending, Government Transformation Minister Joël Lightbound says the 'intention' is to rely on retirements and resignations.
Man gets life for ex-girlfriend’s murder as judge weighs Maplehurst rights violations
‘It happened so fast’: Senior has sentimental gold chain stolen in distraction theft
Mississauga obtains injunction to prevent unsanctioned events at Ridgeway Plaza
‘A nightmare’: Ontario couple frustrated new heat pump won’t cool their home
Queen's Park
Ontario orders its public servants back to office full time, saying it reflects ‘current workforce landscape’
More than 60,000 Ontario Public Service workers will be required to return to the office full time starting in January 2026, the province announced Thursday.
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City staff refuse to work at 2 Toronto indoor pools, citing unsafe conditions due to humidity
Staff at two indoor pools in Toronto refused to work on Tuesday, citing unsafe conditions due to the heat and humidity.
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